The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-06-12
BAYoNSE BABBLEs.

Public School No. 2.
The members of Independence Fire As
sociation of Bergen Point, held a quarterly
meeting Friday evening.
The proves of thu Bayonne Athletic
Association, of Brooklyn, succumbed by a
score of Is to 5, at Bayonne proper.
Preparations for a strawberry festival
are being made by the la1ies of the First
Presbyterian Church, of Bergen Point.
The appointment by Mayor Newman of
Thomas Meaney as special policeman wa 8
confirmed by the Board of Councilmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Betz sailed last Satur-
day on the steamship Rotterdam, for
trip to their former home, Essen, on the
Rhine.
Rev. j. Petchold, a former pastor of the
Lutheran church at Constable Hook, is
guest of Rev. w. P. Hollis, the present
pastor.
In Schuyler's Hall, at Bergen Point, a
regular communication of Bayonne Lodge,
No. SO, F: & A. NJ, was held Thursday
evening.
The Board of Councilmen elected Abram
w. Godfrey as Supervisor of Taxes for the
Third Ward at its session of last Tuesday
evening.
At the services to be held in the Third
Germany Reformed Church, on Avenue
i, this morning by the Baptist Society of
Bergen Point, Rev. L. G.. Appleby will
eficiate.
An important session of .yview Lodge,
No. 81, Knights of Pythias, was held
Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows Hall, at
Centrevllle.
The members of Bayonne Lodge, No.
2O6, I. 0. O. F., met Friday evening in
Arcanum Hall, at Bayonne proper, in reg
ular session.
On the Thirtieth street grounds. the
Yourg Columbus. of Bergen Point, were
beaten by the Americas Juniors, the scole
being 10 to 3.
A business session of jackson Associa-
ton, No. 2, 1874, Knights OF Labor. was held
in Magner's Hall, at Centreville, Wednes-
day evening.
School Trustee Frank NJ. Manning, of
the Third Ward, has been compelled to re-
sign his Office by the change of the location
OF his business.
Staten Islands crack juvenile team, the
Hornets, of West Brighton, were beaten
BY a score of 10 to Is in favor of the Polka
Dots, of Bergen Point.
n The Alaskas, of Brooklyn, succumbed to
the team of the Bergen Point Athletic
Club by score of IA to 2 in game played
upon the Avenue S grounds.
The team of the Pamrapo Athletic Club
vanquished very easily at Pamrapo by
score of II to z, the niue from Boutillier's
establishment in New York city.
Their last social reception of the season
was given Friday evening by the members
OF the Ladies' Aid Society, Of the Mattison
M. E. Church, at the parsonage
By a score Of IA to the team of the
Bergen Point Athletic Club defeated the
crack Young America nine Thursday after
noon in a ten-inning game played IN that
city.
Eight thousand five hundred dollars
worth of twentv-year, five per cent city
dock bonds were sold Tuesday evening at
sl04 so to the Mechanics Trust Company
of Bergen Point.
After service of ten years, Miss Annie
r. La Tourette, of Public School No. l. has
resigned her position as teacher, the re-
signation to take effect at the termination
of the present school year.
Arrangements for an excursion to Spring
Lake Grove, on the Hudson, to be given on
Wednesday, August 8, have been made oy
the members Of Court Pride, OF Bayonne,
No. 1854, Ancient Order of Foresters.
- Mavor Newman has issued the annual
proclamation which calls the attention OF
owners of valuable dogs to the city ordi-
nance requiring the licensing and muz-
zling of all dogs permitted to run at large.
Tuesday afternoon the second nine OF
the Staten Island Athletic Club managed to
defeat the team of the Bergen Point Junior
Athletic Club. The score was IL to and
the defeat was the first of the season for
the Juniors.
Owing to a change of management, the
game for the championship of the Amateur
Base B Ill League, which was to have been
PLAYED on the Avenue S grounds Wednes-
dav afternoon by the teams of the Nassau
and Bergen Point Athletic Clubs, was post
poned.
Wednesday evening an important meet
inc of the First Bohemian Slavonian
Crown Prince Rudolph Benevolent Asso-
citation was held in Stricker's Hall, atCon-
stable Hook. The organization possesses
a muster roll containing the names of l04
members.
Yaroo M. Mason, Persian Missionary
student, appeared in oriental costume IN
Salter's Hall, Pamrapo, Wednesday even
ing, and delivered a very interesting lee
sure upon his native country, Tor the oehes
fit of the Calvary Episcopal Church, OF
Pamrapo
According to the report submitted to the
Board of Education by Oensus-Taker Geo.
IA. Wake the number of children OF school
ace in the city is as follows: First Ward,
561; Second Ward, 1,066; Third Ward.
565; Fourth Ward, 967; Fifth Ward, o26;
total, 1885,
Two teams from the Beers en- Point Lawn
Tennis Club attempted to play ball Wed
nesday afternoon on the Avenue grounc
and conss quently rolled up large scores.
s.The Others, ten in number, won a VIC
tory from ''Us' a team OF nine. The
score was 10 to ID.
~ XNadnacdau afkarnnnn the team D I